Posted on: December 4, 2021
arugulaKhan
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the dream of the red turtles
Anyone coming to this expecting a radically different experience from the base game will be sorely disappointed: asset recycling runs rampant (in two hours I encountered three new enemies: two monkeys and a floating eel; hardly the stuff of legend), the game-play is the same, and the plot is threadbare. That said, it is clear that some care was involved in the assembly. The backgrounds are very picturesque, the NPC dialogue has the familiar, sardonic humor of the original game, the voice acting is decent and little touches throughout keep things from feeling stale (a flopping beached shark here, a giant nautilus shell there; a letter from two tiger men saying they're running away from the army to join up with Siegfried and Roy). For a cash-grab, it's pretty well designed. And, yeah, there's new stuff to collect. But after three expansions' worth, I doubt anyone was running short on items... Is it worth $20 and having to complete the base game 2.5 times? Does it raise the level cap, or offer some new mechanic that's vastly different from the original? Not really. But if you've already trudged your way to Legendary and are short on things to do, this'll keep you going for a while longer. ... Oh yeah -- if you use TQ Vault, this expansion changes the item order in the database and will screw up the way your inventory is rendered (some missing icons for older items, no icons at all for stuff from this expansion). Fingers crossed EJFudd releases an update at some point.
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